"infrapopulation" meaning in English

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          "text": "If these data are assumed to represent random samples of flukes from the three host species, the Lorenz curves indicate that approximately 10% of flukes in any infrapopulation contribute about 30–35% of all eggs shed by a particular host.",
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        "(ecology) A subset of a population"
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